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USB Cables

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
USBAPSCC2205A

USBAPSCC2205A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RCPT USB A FIELD SQUARE FLANGE R

394
USB3FTV7SA03GACROS

USB3FTV7SA03GACROS

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RECEPTACLE POTTED W/ A CODED 0.3

4
USB3FTV6A10NOPEN

USB3FTV6A10NOPEN

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

PLUG W/ A CODED 1.0 M USB3 CABLE

3
USB3FTV2SA03GOPEN

USB3FTV2SA03GOPEN

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RECEPTACLE POTTED W/ A CODED 0.3

0
USB2AA100PUHFFR

USB2AA100PUHFFR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

USB A TO USB A 1.0M / 3.28 FT

37
USB3FTV6A10NSTR

USB3FTV6A10NSTR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

PLUG W/ A CODED 1.0 M USB3-A COR

10
USBAPSCC7210A

USBAPSCC7210A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RCPT SELF CLOSING CAP USB-A 1.0M

8
USB2AA050PUHFFR

USB2AA050PUHFFR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

USB A TO USB A 0.5M / 1.64 FT

119
USB3FTV6A10GSTR

USB3FTV6A10GSTR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

PLUG W/ A CODED 1.0 M USB3-A COR

9
USBFTV7SA2N05A

USBFTV7SA2N05A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

CBL USB A RCPT SLD JAM-PLUG .5M

0
USBAPSCC2210A

USBAPSCC2210A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RCPT USB A FIELD SQUARE FLANGE R

25
USB3FTV2SA03NASTR

USB3FTV2SA03NASTR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RECEPTACLE POTTED W/ A CODED 0.3

181
USBFTV2SA2G10A

USBFTV2SA2G10A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

CBL USB A RCPT SQ FLNG-PLUG 1M

0
USB2AA200PUHFFR

USB2AA200PUHFFR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

USB A TO USB A 2.0M / 6.56 FT

0
USBBF6100

USBBF6100

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

CONN USB B PLUG W/1M CORD-USB A

88
USB2AA500PUHFFR

USB2AA500PUHFFR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

USB A TO USB A 5.0M / 16.4 FT

10
USBFTV2SA2N05A

USBFTV2SA2N05A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

CBL USB A RCPT SQ FLNG-PLUG .5M

3
USBFTV2SA2G05A

USBFTV2SA2G05A

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

CBL USB A RCPT SQ FLNG-PLUG .5M

0
USB3FTV6A10NCROS

USB3FTV6A10NCROS

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

PLUG W/ A CODED 1.0 M USB3-A COR

0
USB3FTV7SA03GASTR

USB3FTV7SA03GASTR

Socapex (Amphenol Pcd)

RECEPTACLE POTTED W/ A CODED 0.3

0

USB Cables

1. Overview

USB cables are standardized connectors used for transferring data and power between electronic devices. They play a critical role in modern technology, enabling seamless integration of peripherals, charging solutions, and data communication across industries. Their universal design and evolving specifications have made them indispensable in consumer electronics, industrial automation, and emerging technologies like IoT.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
USB Type-ARectangular connector, supports USB 2.0/3.0/3.1 standardsComputers, flash drives, game consoles
USB Type-BSquare-shaped connector, robust designPrinters, scanners, industrial equipment
USB Type-CReversible 24-pin connector, supports USB 3.2/4.0, Power Delivery (PD)Laptops, smartphones, tablets
Micro USBCompact 5-pin connector, common in older mobile devicesAndroid smartphones, power banks
Mini USBLarger than Micro USB, phased out in modern devicesLegacy MP3 players, older GPS units

3. Structure and Composition

A typical USB cable consists of:

  • Conductors: Stranded copper wires for power (VBUS) and data (D+/D-)
  • Insulation: Polymer layers (e.g., PVC, TPE) to prevent signal interference
  • Shielding: Foil or braided mesh to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI)
  • Connector: Metal contacts and plastic housing with specific pin layouts
  • Outer Jacket: Durable thermoplastic for mechanical protection

Technical compositions vary by standard: USB 2.0 (480 Mbps), USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps), or USB4 (40 Gbps), with Type-C supporting alternate modes like DisplayPort.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Data Transfer RateVaries from 480 Mbps (USB 2.0) to 40 Gbps (USB4)Determines efficiency in transferring large files
Current CapacityUp to 5A (USB PD)Impacts charging speed and power delivery
Voltage Range5V (standard), up to 48V (USB PD 3.1)Supports high-power devices
Shielding GradeFoil + braid shielding (STP) or braided onlyReduces data corruption and noise
CompatibilityUSB-IF certification ensures cross-standard operationGuarantees interoperability with devices
Durability10,000+ insertion cycles (Type-C)Extends product lifecycle

5. Application Fields

  • Consumer Electronics: Smartphones, tablets, wearables
  • Computing: Keyboards, mice, external storage
  • Industrial: CNC machines, automation sensors
  • Healthcare: Medical imaging equipment, patient monitors
  • Automotive: In-car charging systems, infotainment units

Case Example: USB Type-C cables with 100W PD enable single-cable charging and DisplayPort alt mode for ultrabooks.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
AnkerPowerLine II USB-C to USB-C100W PD, 30,000 bend lifespan
BelkinUSB-C to C Braided CableUSB-IF certified, 2m length
AmazonBasicsUSB 2.0 Type-A to Type-BBudget-friendly, 2.0 speed
UGREENUSB-C to Lightning CableMFi certified, 8K video support
AppleLightning to USB-CFor iOS devices, 1m length

7. Selection Recommendations

Consider the following factors:

  • Use Case: Charging-only (lower gauge wires) vs. data transfer (shielded conductors)
  • Device Compatibility: Match connector types (e.g., Type-C for newer laptops)
  • Performance Requirements: USB 3.2 Gen 2 for 10Gbps speeds, PD for fast charging
  • Environmental Conditions: Ruggedized cables for industrial settings
  • Certifications: USB-IF, RoHS, and MFi (for Apple devices)

8. Industry Trends

Key trends include:

  • Adoption of USB4 for unified 40Gbps speeds and Thunderbolt compatibility
  • Type-C becoming the EU-mandated standard for all mobile devices
  • Development of active cables with embedded chips for signal boosting
  • Increased focus on recyclable materials and reduced e-waste
  • Integration of USB PD 3.1 for 240W ultra-fast charging
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